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Sunday’s celebration of life for local birder, author, and friend to everyone, Doug Chickering, at the Joppa Audubon Center was well attended with family and friends gathering to show support

Wednesday evening’s Parker River Refuge Habitat Management Plan zoom meeting had those who created the Refuge rolling in their graves. More than a hundred participants listened to a scripted presentation

I am following-up on last week’s column concerning Parker River Refuge’s plan for the destruction of the fresh water marshes in the name of “restoring” them back to salt marsh

I am following up on last week’s column concerning Parker River Refuge’s plan for the destruction of the freshwater marshes in the name of “restoring” them back to salt marsh

A short article in the New York Times ended up being a 10-minute play written by Rajiv Joseph in graduate school at New York University. It culminated with Joseph working

Those of us who visit the Parker River National Wildlife Refuge, or almost any east coast wildlife refuge, know the value of coastal impoundments. These man-made water bodies are contained

Those of us who visit the Parker River National Wildlife Refuge, or almost any East Coast wildlife refuge, know the value of coastal impoundments. These man-made water bodies are contained

Jeffrey Hernandez, 33, was taken to hospital with a leg injury after initially hurling himself 30ft into the basin of the NYC memorial.

He was charged with criminal mischief and trespass

A Manhattan man who plunged into the North Pool at the 9/11 Memorial & Museum Monday afternoon survived the fall.